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“Court sets aside” university researcher’s “plagiarism case against colleague.” https://t.co/MnSaSZ4u95
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The Royal Society journal Philosophical Transactions uses cover art that is AI generated, says researcher. https://t.co/2DrFexg5Je
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“There is a danger in not being critical about the efforts that go under sleuthing,” psychologist Ioana Alina Cristea says. “The boundaries of what they are doing are very porous.” https://t.co/BTCKRDidpj
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Nature paper retracted after one investigation finds data errors, another finds no misconduct. https://t.co/d9oscwILSm
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“Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence – and that affects what scientific journals choose to publish.” https://t.co/9fS2o9GFIV
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Glyphosate safety article retracted eight years after Monsanto ghostwriting revealed in court. https://t.co/rjVr9ZHGCq
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Can X discourse be used to predict which papers will be retracted? Researchers investigate. https://t.co/SSnKlJGbTC
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Number of ‘unsafe’ publications by psychologist Hans Eysenck could be ‘high and far reaching.' https://t.co/vfH83cqdKN
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“A small number of influential authors … account for a significant proportion of retracted clinical trials,” researchers find. https://t.co/xeBsiS4EE8
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Authors retract Nature paper projecting high costs of climate change. https://t.co/7dbZUVDl9i
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The authors of a highly publicized study predicting climate change would cost $38 trillion a year by 2049 have retracted their paper following criticism of the data and methodology, including that …
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“The fall of a prolific science journal exposes the billion-dollar profits of scientific publishing.” https://t.co/yC28iXtLJi
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Iraqi journal suspected of coercion, two others dropped from major citation databases. https://t.co/LQtu9clFUv
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"Universities told they must lead fight against scientific ‘paper mills’" in Poland. https://t.co/L8j0erE5jn
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"Reviewers are better equipped to detect fraud than editors," researchers say in response to study of coordinated fraud. https://t.co/uVvhcdq6XN
https://t.co/Vv9Gv4C5wr See our earlier coverage. https://t.co/TEkboch63G
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"Research Integrity in an Era of AI and Massive Amounts of Data": Authors "expand on" previous papers "and offer more details on solutions." https://t.co/4cQRt2cYMV
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"Court sets aside" university researcher's "plagiarism case against colleague." https://t.co/MnSaSZ4u95
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